Bitcoin prices recently faced a correction, with significantly increased market volatility. Data shows that this adjustment put pressure on the leveraged market, resulting in the forced liquidation of approximately $680 million in long positions. A large amount of highly leveraged funds were forced to exit the market, and investor sentiment cooled significantly.

This concentrated liquidation once again highlights the vulnerability of highly volatile markets: even if the trading direction is correctly predicted, a slight deviation in the timing of operations can quickly lead to the loss of holding opportunities. Meanwhile, it is worth noting that Anchor Mining demonstrated excellent stability during this period of market volatility. Its cloud computing power revenue was unaffected, with some users still achieving an average daily profit of $395.

Behind the Liquidation: Leverage Amplifies Uncertainty

Recently, many long positions were betting on a market rebound using high leverage. However, when price declines led to liquidations, this leveraged strategy triggered a chain reaction. Selling pressure caused prices to fall further, and tight liquidity exacerbated the shift in market sentiment. This massive $680 million long position liquidation did not shake Bitcoin's long-term value logic, but it did serve as a reminder that short-term market dynamics are becoming increasingly complex and costly.

When prices are no longer "friendly," the profit model is shifting.

The environment of high volatility and frequent liquidations has prompted investors to rethink whether they must rely on price trends or leverage to profit. In reality, the Bitcoin blockchain network has not stopped operating—block generation continues normally, computing power continues to participate, and block rewards are issued as usual. This has brought renewed attention to the mining model in a volatile market.

Anchor Mining, leveraging its mature cloud computing power system, has created a profit path relatively independent of market sentiment for users amidst recent Bitcoin price volatility and market panic. Data shows that many users on the platform have maintained a stable daily mining income of around $395, entirely thanks to the stable operation of the blockchain system. While other investors suffer continuous losses due to frequent stop-loss orders or forced liquidations, the mining model continues to provide users with a stable cash flow.

The Logic Behind Stable Returns

Users achieving continuous mining returns typically employ the following strategies:

● Choose short-to-medium cycle computing power contracts to match the rhythm of market fluctuations. ● Enable daily automatic settlement to ensure cash flow visibility.